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"GT" wrote:
"Bruce" wrote in message .. . "GT" wrote: Double red lines? What are they? They signify "No Stopping" on London's designated "Red Routes". http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/fine...ons/10185.aspx I have read that page, including reference to the PCNs, but are they actually a recognised, enforcable highway code entity, or just London local authority doing what it likes? I believe specific legislation was passed - the Traffic Management Act 2004. This Act made specific reference only to London, however there are also Red Routes in Birmingham. The Act also refers to powers under the Highways Act 1980 and the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. This is far from being a complete answer to your question and I present it only as a possible starting point for your research. |
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